My Husband's Scandal (Completed Main Story) - Chapter 93

The celebrity drug scandal erupted, and on the list were not only entertainers but also the children of conglomerates and politicians. And among those names was Hyun Seung’s.

But as time passed, the names of children from prominent families quietly disappeared, while only Hyun Seung’s real name—and even his title as Assistant Manager of the Strategic Planning Team at Woo Sung Construction—was fully exposed to the public.

News outlets dug up and re-published old articles criticizing Woo Sung Construction, which had once boasted of transparent hiring practices, for appointing the chairman’s inexperienced son in his twenties directly as Assistant Manager of the Strategic Planning Team.

“Drugs? You little brat!”

Chairman Cha slammed his desk. His whole body trembled with rage. He’d taken the boy in as his own child, sent him abroad to study, supported him all this time—and this was how Hyun Seung repaid him: with a slap to the back of his head.

“So, what’s the outcome?”

“The… test results came back positive.”

His secretary spoke reluctantly, clearly uncomfortable.

“Ha!”

Chairman Cha pressed his hand to his forehead.

“But to publish his real name outright—these fools have completely lost their senses. Call them immediately and demand they take down the article before I sue them for defamation.”

“Yes, sir.”

He felt as if his blood was drying up day by day, terrified of what fresh disaster tomorrow might bring. Hadn’t it been just recently that he’d publicly apologized to the nation over the Woo Sung Private Educational Foundation affair? And now this new scandal had erupted.

The foundation scandal had seemed to be drawing to a tentative close—the entire board of directors had resigned, and promises of transparent foundation management had barely calmed public outrage—only for Hyun Seung’s drug incident to drag everything back into the spotlight.

“Fortunately, he’s undergoing investigation without detention…”

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